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How to count double sum in labview

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Hi Taki,

Can you explain the meaning of this block?

 

Thanks.

 

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Hi Taki,

Can you explain the meaning of this block?

 

Thanks.

 

original.png

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the function is build array.

 

(... and I probably would not use it in this case, because the final array size is known from the beginning)

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OK, thanks so much. I think so too.

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@altenbach wrote:

the function is build array.

 

(... and I probably would not use it in this case, because the final array size is known from the beginning)



Agreed.  I kludged it in order to retain as much of OP's code as possible.

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Hi all. I did some changes and attach my version of solution, but it have errors, because I get array of sum in the same values.

 

Please, help me, what's the problem??? 

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I think you've got too many for loops.

 

You're looping over both Alpha_i and F_i.  I think you just want to loop over i.

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I think this is what you want but I'm still guessing a bit.

Also, it's not necessary to wire the N terminals on the for loops.  Your array sizes should determine the number of iterations.

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Hi Taki. Thanks so much. It works, but after first element in the array values are again equal. To my mind, the problem is in second for-loop. What do you think?

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Taki, after deleting N terminals it works Smiley SurprisedSmiley SurprisedSmiley SurprisedSmiley Surprised

 

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